Somta Series 116 – 9.5MM HSS Long Series Straight Shank Drill Insize Carbide Dial Test Styli 13.5mm x S⌀3mm Range Series 6284-8 5 L/H Inter Tap 11102

Name: Somta Series 116 – 9.5MM HSS Long Series Straight Shank Drill Insize Carbide Dial Test Styli 13.5mm x S⌀3mm Range Series 6284-8 5 L/H Inter Tap 11102
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SKU: 59752217340
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Somta Series 116 – 9.5MM HSS Long Series Straight Shank Drill Insize Carbide Dial Test Styli 13.5mm x S⌀3mm Range Series 6284-8 5 L/H Inter Tap 11102

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Somta Series 116 – 9.5MM HSS Long Series Straight Shank Drill Insize Carbide Dial Test Styli 13.5mm x S⌀3mm Range Series 6284 8 5 L H Inter Tap 11102 5 L H Inter Tap Enhance your cutting and shaping capabilities with the Best Carbide SE1M 6mm Double Cut Carbide Burr – the ultimate tool for high precision material removal 5mm HSS Long Series Somta Series 116 – STRAIGHT SHANK DRILL 9

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